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Fyatu wrote:MugundaMan wrote:Underexploited DC tourism starting to take off. Hold steady!  Fyatu you have no reason to worry, the wanyamas are well protected. Asante @Mugundaman. Quite refreshing to see the legendary tuskers of DC. Did you know that only Elephants in Kenya and Tanzania grow the longest tusks of all elephants in the world?? Indeed, legend has it that there is a male elephant in DC whose tusks touch the ground and has brought Kenya lots of foreign exchange when wazungu visit Kenya to see it. I pray that human settlements don't interfere with natural habitats for these animals that squarely form our national heritage. QED in a nice way @Fyatu, what a rejoinder right of reply  In the business world, everyone is paid in two coins - cash and experience. Take the experience first; the cash will come later - H Geneen
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Rank: Veteran Joined: 3/25/2010 Posts: 939 Location: Nai
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Hii kelele yooote are we talking of people owning Hectares ama ni 1/8ths tu...
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Rank: Elder Joined: 1/8/2018 Posts: 2,212 Location: DC (Dustbowl County)
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sparkly wrote:MugundaMan wrote:sparkly wrote:
I bought to resell. I want to cash out my capital gains and I am offering you an opportunity to make money since you are a DC expert.
Fair enough. But who said Mugundaman is interested in crumbs and crumb commissions? If you a really a Real Estate practitioner, you should know that Commissionairing is part of the business. Anyway I will not waste anymore of your time, or let you waste mine. But I am not an estate agent hawking anything to anybody. The commission aspect is the lowest rung in the R.E. sector precisely because it deals in crumbs
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Rank: Elder Joined: 1/8/2018 Posts: 2,212 Location: DC (Dustbowl County)
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Angelica _ann wrote:I hope you realize some of us did what you are doing now in late 90s and at the turn of millennium. I have always told you that you set your own destiny boss and get to do things you like. Enjoy life now, we danced reggae on top a petrol station but we were never bothers or scared. So when you pull stuff to portray that everyone who lives in Homa Bay is living in abject i wonder what has gotten into your head. I live in i a place i chose and i enjoy and all over as . One day you will realise that your kelele were all in vain and individualise your actions, stop this herd mentality of yours - Mr. Right . Homa Bay is great or bad, it all depends on an individuals. Continue with your 'google facts', time for my nap. Haghuna ghitu umesema hapa siste. When cornered on the ISSUE AT HAND (poverty in Homa Bay) that you VEHEMENTLY DENIED with long winding but meaningless posts, you now divert to hopeless stories of how you used to hang at F2 in the 80s? Bure ghabiza
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Rank: Elder Joined: 1/8/2018 Posts: 2,212 Location: DC (Dustbowl County)
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Fyatu wrote:MugundaMan wrote:Underexploited DC tourism starting to take off. Hold steady! Fyatu you have no reason to worry, the wanyamas are well protected. Asante @Mugundaman. Quite refreshing to see the legendary tuskers of DC. Did you know that only Elephants in Kenya and Tanzania grow the longest tusks of all elephants in the world?? Indeed, legend has it that there is a male elephant in DC whose tusks touch the ground and has brought Kenya lots of foreign exchange when wazungu visit Kenya to see it. I pray that human settlements don't interfere with natural habitats for these animals that squarely form our national heritage. Karibu! That's why I like the DC spatial plan. It caters for all these concerns quite adequately.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 1/8/2018 Posts: 2,212 Location: DC (Dustbowl County)
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jamplu wrote:Hii kelele yooote are we talking of people owning Hectares ama ni 1/8ths tu... But what do you think a hectare is made of? Sukuma wiki? Plus also think about the diversification aspect. Instead of buying a hectare on one site alone in Kitengela, it would make more sense to buy 20 1/8ths in Milimani, Acacia, Yukos, Chuna, Muigai Prestige, New Valley, Kibiko, Rimpa, Isinya, Vet, Zambia, EPZ, Matasia, Olkeri, Ololua, Olepolos, several in Rongai etc to diversify risk and turbo boost returns
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Rank: Veteran Joined: 3/25/2010 Posts: 939 Location: Nai
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MugundaMan wrote:jamplu wrote:Hii kelele yooote are we talking of people owning Hectares ama ni 1/8ths tu... But what do you think a hectare is made of? Sukuma wiki? Plus also think about the diversification aspect. Instead of buying a hectare on one site alone in Kitengela, it would make more sense to buy 20 1/8ths in Milimani, Acacia, Yukos, Chuna, Muigai Prestige, New Valley, Kibiko, Rimpa, Isinya, Vet, Zambia, EPZ, Matasia, Olkeri, Ololua, Olepolos, several in Rongai etc to diversify risk and turbo boost returns really  sasa hapo zimekuruka. It makes more sense to have that hactare in one place say Yukos ama Milimani than holding on to title deeds like you want to open a lands registry in your own home. Kama ni commercial plots sawa
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Rank: Veteran Joined: 8/28/2015 Posts: 1,247
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MugundaMan wrote:jamplu wrote:Hii kelele yooote are we talking of people owning Hectares ama ni 1/8ths tu... But what do you think a hectare is made of? Sukuma wiki? Plus also think about the diversification aspect. Instead of buying a hectare on one site alone in Kitengela, it would make more sense to buy 20 1/8ths in Milimani, Acacia, Yukos, Chuna, Muigai Prestige, New Valley, Kibiko, Rimpa, Isinya, Vet, Zambia, EPZ, Matasia, Olkeri, Ololua, Olepolos, several in Rongai etc to diversify risk and turbo boost returns Hi mugundaman. Umerejct applications ngapai za slay queens. I believe you have made some advances sofar in grounding proofing and truthing to report back.🤣 ,Behold, a sower went forth to sow;....
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Rank: Elder Joined: 1/8/2018 Posts: 2,212 Location: DC (Dustbowl County)
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Rank: Elder Joined: 1/8/2018 Posts: 2,212 Location: DC (Dustbowl County)
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muandiwambeu wrote:MugundaMan wrote:jamplu wrote:Hii kelele yooote are we talking of people owning Hectares ama ni 1/8ths tu... But what do you think a hectare is made of? Sukuma wiki? Plus also think about the diversification aspect. Instead of buying a hectare on one site alone in Kitengela, it would make more sense to buy 20 1/8ths in Milimani, Acacia, Yukos, Chuna, Muigai Prestige, New Valley, Kibiko, Rimpa, Isinya, Vet, Zambia, EPZ, Matasia, Olkeri, Ololua, Olepolos, several in Rongai etc to diversify risk and turbo boost returns Hi mugundaman. Umerejct applications ngapai za slay queens. I believe you have made some advances sofar in grounding proofing and truthing to report back.🤣 You have a sharp memory, bro. Nilisema zamani Simba akinyeshewa wasiseme ni paka, and that I would be "back" to Wazoo when it happened, and here I am. Prospect nimepata, sasa ni "tuning" stage nyweeeeeeee until wedding bells within no time. Na siyo slay queen but a pretty, shapely , Godly tusupuuu with a supuu heart to match who makes the average super-pretty money-hungry Nairobian slay queen with tambia bofu look like something the dog ate in comparison.
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